Who does Wilson think killed Myrtle?
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The question is asking about Wilson's perspective on who is responsible for Myrtle's death in a narrative or literary context, likely referring to 'The Great Gatsby' by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Answer
Gatsby
The final answer is Gatsby.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is Gatsby.
More Information
Wilson thinks Gatsby killed Myrtle because Tom Buchanan misled him by stating that the car that struck Myrtle was Gatsby's. Tom purposely gave this misinformation, knowing that it would direct Wilson's anger toward Gatsby.
Sources
- Why does Wilson believe that Gatsby killed Myrtle in The Great Gatsby? - homework.study.com
- Wilson's motive for believing Gatsby killed Myrtle - enotes.com
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